Profiles tab after CUA implementation

Hello All,
I have a query in SU01 transaction. After implementing the CUA, my central system does not show any profiles (in PROFILES tab) for Composite Roles and single roles assigned for the user. Is it Normal or is it something to do with CUA implementation. I can see the related system generated role profiles for the roles assigned to user in the respective child systems. We are on SAP R/3 4.7 version.
Thanks in advance for the time.
Br,
Sri

Hello Raghu,
This should not cause any concerns for you. However if you want to display the profiles please change the settings in SCUM from GLOBAL to LOCAL. Then you should be able to see the profiles. But I would advise against it cause then it will be possible to assign profiles in child systems directly.Not a good thing.
Please award points for useful answers.
Regards.
Ruchit.
Message was edited by: Ruchit Khushu
Message was edited by: Ruchit Khushu
Message was edited by: Ruchit Khushu

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